Expert examination of defective goods
Establishing the presence of a defect, its nature and cause, the product's condition, completeness, markings, packaging and conformity with the stated specifications.
Expert examination of defective goods for consumers and businesses: causes of defects, warranty refusals, quality checks, marketplaces and report reviews.
Establishing the presence of a defect, its nature and cause, the product's condition, completeness, markings, packaging and conformity with the stated specifications.
Independent product examination when a return, replacement, repair or warranty claim is refused, or in a dispute with the seller over the cause of a defect.
A quality check of returned goods for a seller, importer, manufacturer or online shop: defects, condition, signs of use, completeness and packaging.
An initial product check: the presence of a defect, operation, appearance, completeness, packaging, markings and accompanying documents.
Examining the causes of a defect: manufacturing defect, damage from use, mechanical impact, signs of repair, opening, liquid damage or failure to follow instructions.
Checking whether a warranty refusal is justified: the presence of a defect, signs of improper use, mechanical damage, signs of opening, repairs or the effects of external factors.
Reviewing a seller's, service centre's or expert's report: completeness of the examination, justification of conclusions, description of defects, causal links and source data.
Examining a product purchased on a marketplace: defects, completeness, packaging, markings, signs of use and discrepancies with the product listing and description.
Inspection of electronics and household appliances within the expert's competence in product examination: appearance, completeness, markings, signs of use, damage, repairs and discrepancies with the description.
Examination of non-food goods: furniture, footwear, clothing, bags, accessories, textiles, household items and construction products.
Preparation of a specialist opinion on the presence of a defect, its cause, the product's condition, completeness, markings and questions for an expert examination.
Formulating questions on the defect, its cause, quality, completeness, signs of use, conformity with the description and the warranty dispute.
You can send a receipt, order, product listing, warranty certificate, claim, seller's refusal, service centre report, and photographs of the packaging, markings, defect and signs of use.